Artificial Intelligence (Machine Learning) in Cybersecurity & The Internet of Things (IoT)

Moderator(s):

Rob Laurence Director

Innovate Identity

Machine learning has been leveraged for some time within the financial sector utilising algorithmic models to identify potential fraud. In this track we will evaluate the possible use of AI based risk approaches for Identity Management and Cybersecurity, with a special focus on scenarios with a need to manage and connect human and device identities (IoT)

The foundations of Next Generation Security for AI
AI use cases & Adaptive Authenticaion
Connecting and managing identities for AI Agents through APIs and platforms
Converging IoT & OT Security

Sessions:

Intelligent Identity

Filtering Reality out of the Hype: AI & ML in Identity & Cybersecurity

Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Time: 14:30-15:30

Filtering Reality out of the Hype: AI & ML in Identity & Cybersecurity

Rob Laurence, Innovate Identity

The Emerging Era of Cognitive Security

Martin Kuppinger, KuppingerCole • Prof. Dr. Sachar Paulus, KuppingerCole • Peter Allor, IBM Security

Today, businesses and data security leaders are looking for ways to better anticipate and even predict threats before they happen. Companies have a huge amount of data to process and very little time to do it, and new forms of targeted attacks have evolved. These new threats require new thinking, and that’s where the latest cognitive capabilities can help. Key Takeaways Learn new cognitive capabilities Discuss ways of have to predict threats Discuss how attacks have...

Intelligent Identity & Bots Best Practice

Cognitive IAM Deployment at IBM

Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Time: 15:30-16:30

Cognitive IAM Deployment at IBM

Raghu Dev, BNY Mellon

Identity & Access Management programs at large geographically distributed enterprises have their unique challenges and opportunities. This session will discuss a large access governance initiative at IBM based on comprehensive application of cognitive principles. The goal is to alleviate the typical people, process & technology challenges of modernizing IAM for a large enterprise. We will discuss today’s drivers that support this disruptive thinking and the urgent necessity...

Are “Digital Assistants” the Savior of Enterprise Identity Management? Can they Support our Claim for a Frictionless World?

Alessandro Festa, One Identity

The business of enterprise identity management has been facing the same fundamental challenges for years. The problem is that the approach to these challenges has failed to meet the expectations of millennial users who demand a “frictionless” experience. If nothing in our approach changes it seems inevitable that friction will re-emerge to the annoyance and frustration of users. Behold the emergence of “digital assistants” – a new, powerful disruptive force of...

Software Robotics

Onboarding Large Numbers of Apps to the Corporate IAM through Robotic Provisioning

Date: Thursday, May 11, 2017 Time: 17:00-18:00

Onboarding Large Numbers of Apps to the Corporate IAM through Robotic Provisioning

Martin Sandren, Nixu

In order to support the end to end business of a typical enterprise it is not uncommon that the organisation maintains more than one thousand business applications. The large number of applications creates a challenge for a corporate IAM program as onboarding such a large number of applications onto the provisioning platform using a conventional connector approach simply takes too much time and creates unacceptable costs. The conventional answer is to focus on the core identity platforms...

Algorithms and Explanation: What Is Legally Required, What Is Ethically Desired?

Dr. Sandra Wachter, Oxford Internet Institute